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Ask for help > Could you give me some suggestions please?
Could you give me some suggestions please?
Sleeping Beauty
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Could you give me some suggestions please?
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Hi dear colleagues!
I need your help.
My uncle is a 60-year-old man who had learned English when he was young.
He actually can remember some grammar points and lots of words! But he wants to
review them by himself. So could you please suggest a self study book or any
other kinds of course books for him?
Thank you in advance for caring and replying
From Iran Sleeping Beauty
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23 Mar 2011
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Mariethe House
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If he can access the internet, this site is very good! It is based on exchange and I found it very useful ! Good luck to your uncle! ( the site information is in French but you can get it in English or any other language.)
http://fr-fr.livemocha.com/
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23 Mar 2011
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Latoyan
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Hey, I think "Essential Grammar in Use" by Raymond Murphy will help you, the book contain self-study reference and practice part for both elementary and intermediate level learners.
It �s easy to use because on each left-hand page a grammar point is explained and on the facing pages there are exercises to check understanding. There are clear explanations, grammar for both elementary learners is explained in simple language with examples and attractive illustrations.
There are also appendices and key part (this contains the answers to all exercises).
Oh, there are tow editions: the red book is for elementary level (I think this one will be preferable for your uncle) and the blue one is for intermediate level learners.
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23 Mar 2011
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Sleeping Beauty
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Thank you both dear friends for your help! The site is wonderful and i myself want to try it too for French and the book is great. Hugs
Have a good time
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23 Mar 2011
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